Method and electronic unit for adjusting playback speed of media files
AssigneeSony Mobile Communications Inc.
InventorOla THÖRN
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Abstract
A method for adjusting speed of playback of at least a segment of a media file, comprising generating a text file by speech-to-text conversion of the media file; and determining a speed measure for the media file, including determining a plurality of speech elements in the text file, and associating a time stamp for each speech element of the generated text file. The method may further include determining a degree of comprehensibility of the media file; and adjusting a current speed of playback of the media file based on the determined speed measure and the determined degree of comprehensibility.
Claims20
A method for adjusting speed of playback of at least a segment of a media file, comprising:
- generating a text file by speech-to-text conversion of the media file;
- determining a speed measure for the media file, including
- determining a plurality of speech elements in the text file;
- associating a time stamp for each speech element of the generated text file;
- determining a degree of comprehensibility of the media file;
- adjusting a current speed of playback of the media file based on the determined speed measure and the determined degree of comprehensibility.
An electronic unit for adjusting speed of playback of a media file, comprising a processing circuitry, and a memory holding computer readable program code, which, when executed by the processing circuitry, causes the electronic device to:
- generate a text file by speech-to-text conversion of the media file;
- determine a speed measure for the media file, including
- determining a plurality of speech elements in the text file;
- associating a time stamp for each speech element of the generated text file;
- determine a degree of comprehensibility of the media file;
- adjust a current speed of playback of the media file based on the determined speed measure and the determined degree of comprehensibility.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.